Mohawk High School - Mohican Yearbook (Mohawk, NY)

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TENNIS Left to right- Miss Sandwall, Norma Hartman, Therese Minosh, Flora Day, Carol Kaples, Louanne Beha, Christine Podevin. ARCHERY SfLl'lldi1lg, left to right---Pat Schell, Connie Hagen, Sue Daly, joan McLean, Miss Sandwall, Anne King, joy Colman, Geraldine Kast. Kneelingn Pat Daly, Christine Podevin, joan Streeter, joan King, Eleanor Delude. SOFTBALL Back Row, left to right4Sue Daly. joan McLean, Geraldine Kast, Georgia Young, june Colman, Louanne Beha, Norma Hartman, Anne King, Chris' tine Podevin, joy Colman, Flora Day, joan King. Middle Row-A--Miss Sand' wall, Flora McGraw, Leona Madison, Pat Harrigan, Pat Daly, Sylvia Bowie, Eleanor Delude, Shirley Wilson, Vi ginia Gilhert, jo Drury, Shirley Wood. Therese Minosh, jean Mason, Connie Hagen. Kneeling-Irene Pett, joan Streeter, joan Ward, Marlene Metot, Mary McCaw, Eleanor Hoke, Pat Schell, Lena Palmeter, Teenie Drury, Carol Kaples, jean Evans.

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Girls' Sports Sports and more sports seem to be the cry of many girls, and to prove their ability, we need only to review their activities. Thursday, Uctober seventh, nineteen hundred and fortyfeight, our able tennis team participated in the tournament held at Ilion. Tallies were Ilion, two singles, and Mohawk two doubles. A ski class was introduced and was enthusiastically received by many. On January 15 the boys and girls attended a ski meet at Sauquoit Valley Central School. Two of our girls and boys came out in fourth place. Basketball finally came into its own on January twentyffirst, when we played at Ilion, but alas, more practice was needed. Score was Ilion 28, Mohawk 18. Another playday was held at Frankfort where Ilion placed first, Mohawk, second. February twentyfeighth was a sad day! Ilion journeyed to Mohawk-score was Ilion 51, Mohawk 10. Our final playday was held at Frankfort with only Herkimer, Mohawk, Ilion, and Frankfort participating. Herkimer and Mohawk represented the East team while Ilion and Frankfort represented the West team. The East came out on top in volleyball by a score of 35'29. After a hardffought basketball game, the West edged the East 4645. With many regrets we find that the basketball season is over. Lucky kids, who can look forward to next year's season, because for some of us fSeniorsj it is really OVER! With April coming up, a volleyball playday is scheduled at Little Falls and our bowling tournament at Ilion. Softball will be welcomed in May along with the Mayflowers. In june, all of the valley girls' teams are going to Dolgeville to close the year with a big picnic. To wind up our final program, two sports that will arouse much interest are arch' ery and track. While we have had a fairly good year, we shall do our best to again capture honors in archery. 26

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The Team First Row, l. to 1. Willianl West Donald Wzlixxwright Anthony Lamanna Bernard Ryan Second Row, l. to 1. Henry Smallenherger Alan Shedd Donald Hausner Cerald Buddenhagen Third Row, l, to T, jack Lewis Wallaxce Lewis George Chrisman Clyde Mahhett Fourth Row, l. to 1. Edward Werenmczzlk Leon Hadcock Willizlnm Long Fifth Row, l. to T. james Daly Rohert Daly Bottom Chester johnson 'A' Below Coach Lloyd Baker